Healing washouts and gullies caused by water runoff

Sorry for the stupid question, but planting lines (perpendicular) of vetiver would do any good to the soil and increase the absorption of water into the ground? Thanks

I wish you would have demonstrated your highly skilled technique of properly placing the branches on the ground a few more times. You made it look so easy! 😊. Great video made my watching another 10 times to study that technique throughly was quite enjoyable. I’m subscribing!

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Ha Ha we had the same problem and husband came to the same conclusion and we had the same successful outcome!! Funny video! Keep 'em coming!!👍

I am going to try this! Thanks!

I dont know much about landscaping, but I found this very interesting and helpful

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Man, I am so happy I found your videos. This is about the fourth video in a row and each have been great. They are very informative and you are funny. I laughed out loud on each one. Thanks for sharing.

The "runnoft" comment had me subscribed immediately. 😂 my kind of people!

You are hilarious and educational both. Loved the Hulk impression and “tada!”

Stumbled on one of your shorts. So glad I did. Thank you for sharing your experiences. I can start feeding my chickens more organically and get away from so much box store feed.
Your humor is delightful. I wish there was way more to watch.
I've subscribed and already shared some of your videos for those like me just starting on homesteading. Anxiously awaiting more content.

Hey Jeff, been watching your videos for awhile now. The first one i watched was the back to Eden info you gave regarding Bermuda. I am a big fan of your videos, thank you so much for all of your content. I was just wondering where you live? I'm in Charlotte area and have been messing around with back to Eden method as well but kind of infused the Charles Dowding no dig version of it to, like you said, handle the Bermuda. So, your words are true !!

I have many gullies from previous owners and will try this. Thank you again

If I weren't interested in gardening (which I am), I would still watch your videos for the voices.

Why not create a swale. So the water doesn't run off and you can water your pasture with it.

Thank You for sharing your knowledge, PRICELESS!

I just discovered you today, and I like what I see and hear so far. I love the idea of being self-sufficient and I am thinking about moving someplace with longer growing seasons, I live in Oregon right now and I am sick of nine months of winter with only two months of summer. Thinking of going south or east or both. Thank you for the great ideas, I already raise chickens and want to continue to do so. I will be following your channel for more great ideas.

My place is mostly flat, but the contractor who maintains our dirt roads have no concept of run-offs - they keep creating gullies and run-offs, tear up the grass and weeds on slopes and... Destroy the roads and ditches.

O brother 👍

Super excited to have found someone else in SC! you definitely need to make a lot more videos, I seriously appreciate your methods and your style. These are real answers to real questions, and solutions that don't require a ton of money or equipment

My neighbor has pretty serious erosion in the end of the property, to the point the trees are falling down. So he collected all kinds of trash like fridges, old glass, metal scraps, old car parts, wheels etc and he kept piling it ans the erosion filled in the gaps with dirt and then it covered it all up. Now the trees are growing from there and they are entangled with the garbage down below and his land is stable... So... It's not eko way but it works and now it looks nice 😅

Please post more often, your humor is just as good as your content!

Swales deep enough across the slope

Great info and might actually be too easy.

Those yellow flowers are toxic.

My neighbors thought I was crazy and lazy because I filled my driveway gully with limbs and leaves.

EXACTLY what I needed for the gully next to my road which is in the process of eating my road. I was ready to plant it with kudzu and Japanese knotweed. THANK YOU!

YOU’RE BACK!!! Yay! Loved it - thanks for sharing. Can’t wait for more ingenious, lazy ideas from you. 👏

Genius👌🏾